Make a donation
FOL gladly accepts donations. Our operating expenses are covered by members’ annual dues and some fundraising activities, so any extra donations are used entirely to support projects in Lesotho. The specific projects funded change over time depending on the
requests we receive.
FOL supports the following types of projects:
- HIV/AIDS
- Orphanages
- Tuition Assistance including Memorial Scholarships
- The Morija Museum
- Peace Corps Volunteer Projects
- Community Development Projects
- Other types of projects as new opportunities arise.
The FOL Donations Committee considers requests for funding and makes recommendations to the Board. You may specify that a donation be directed to a particular project or type of project or you can leave it to the discretion of the Donations Committee.
If you would like to make a donation simply mail your donation to Friends of Lesotho, 4110 Denfeld Ave., Kensington, MD 20895. Checks should be made out to “Friends of Lesotho”
You may make a donation while sending in your membership form, or you may also donate on-line at www.justgive.org or at www.razoo.org .
Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law, and acknowledgment for IRS purposes will automatically be made for amounts over $250, or for any amount upon request.
Potential TAP recipients
Wills and Estate Planning Guide
Make a Memorial Contribution
Please download and print out a FOL Memorial Donation form and send the form to Friends of Lesotho, 4110 Denfeld Ave., Kensington, MD 20895. For more information or to contribute, contact Peter Neumann.
If you prefer to send donations on-line, go to http://www.JustGive.org.You are given the opportunity to specify this is as a Memorial Gift. Please also send FOL the Memorial Information form.
FOL Memorial Fund List of Deceased Volunteers and Staff
Allen Delton 1980-1982 Community Development
Ambre Earl 1975-78 PC Staff
Austin Mimi 1984-86 Country Director
Berky Andrew S. 1973-77 Country Director
Bogard Linda L. 1977-79
Bongert Theresa 2006-08 Permaculture
Branson Herman R.
Brooks Florence B. 1977-81
Buchfink Gary 1967-69 Community Development Village Water Project, Quthing
D'Adamo Mike 1981-83
Dehmel Richard 1973-75 Math Teacher, St. Stephen's in Mohale's Hoek. Served as boarding master for boys' hostel, staff advisor for school magazine, and assistant sports master, Richard's greatest love was helping students learn and enjoy mathematices and to become responsible members of society. He did this by always being available for his students and by participanting in the many co-curricular activitites in each school he worked. Besides Lesotho, Richard served in the Peace Corps in Malaysia (1969-71), Fiji (1976) and at the Pascua Yaqui Indian Reservation in Arizona (1991-93), His best years were those he spent as a math teacher in Botswana from 1977-84; 1985-91; and 1993-2006.
Derr Jerry
Duncan Ian 1967-69 Science, Math, and Geography Teacher, Thabana Morena in Mafeteng.
Dunn Ruth 1984-85 Khukhune, Butha Buthe, Coops
Eaton Patricia 1967-69 English Teacher in Mafeteng and Mokhotlong
Farrell Rodney 1978-80 Headmaster, Seeiso Secondary School in Mokhotlong.
Hardy Barbara 1975-78
Herriott Agnes & Frank 1967-69 Teacher Trainers at Mazenod
Howes Patricia 1976-78
Hudson Dorothy 1967-70 Secretary for Peace Corps Office, Maseru
Jawoisz Julia 1986-88 Ha Soere, Mohale's Hoek
Jinks Leland 1970-73 Assistant Director
Kilham Leslie Johnson 1967-1969 Public Health, Maseru
Kloek-Jenson Scott & Barbara 1988-90 Seforong (Barbara) and Malealea (Scott) Died in car accident with two children in South Africa in 1999.
Leseur Tom 1978-80
Long Brain 1967-69 Community Development, Maseru
Malmberg Carl 1980-82
Maresco Thomas 2009-10 Secondary School Teacher at Katse. Shot and murdered in robbery attempt in Maseru.
McGuire Shirley 1972-1978
Ness Nancy 1967-69 Education, Leribe
Pasmore Judith 2000
Pucket Sandy 1972-74 Butha Buthe
Roane Bob 1988 Lowlands
Roberts Jo Ann 1978-80
Rolf Jeremy 1996-97
Sanftleben Lesa 1984
Smith Maynard
Stanley Tim H. 1979-81
Strong Terry J. 1983
White Alys 1988 Peka
